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the marquee to lafayette -- the lafayette set sail to announce the arrival of some 5000 men under the comte de rochambeau. the 28ths in boston on of april, 1780, and then sets sail for morristown, washington, headquarters -- washington's headquarters. sail with approximately 5000 troops on board. 5000 troops that stand under the command of the comte de rochambeau. after a journey of 72 days, these men arrived in newport. , thehile the officers high-ranking officers find quarters within houses -- lillian vernon's house, for example. this house -- the marquis -- i'm just showing you those because part of my job was to attend of our resources along .he road the high-ranking officers stayed in houses like this. on troops are encamped here -- in newport. let me superimpose an 18th-century map on a modern map . you can see where this is. if you know newport, you know here is washington. washington square. here are some images of uniforms of french forces. and why do you know these right away? french forces, french regiments as a rule have white uniforms. this is blue, bavarian blue and it t

reporting from lafayette for abc7 news. >> the family of kate steinle is ready to go to court to force the state and federal government to change how necessity handle illegal ingrands accused of crimes. they visited we pier 14 leaving now flowers where she francisco sanchez was facing deportation and the sheriff deputy released him from jail although officials wanted him held and kate steinle's parents filedded a claim again the department for their daughter's degree. >> with would let a seven year felon undocumented violent felon, loose on the streets where you people are now standing? >> the family have filed clans against immigration officials and blm. kate steinle was killed with a gun stolen from the blm's agents car the irs step in a electrically lawsuit. >> police say a reported kidnapping in oakland was a domestic dispute and a witness toll the officers they saw a man grabbing a woman and putting her in the trunk of a car on monday night. the woman contacted police yesterday and doled us she was unharmed. >> new details, three continue difficulties are charged in the booting of

in lafayette, abc 7 news. >> if well some think it's fun. others think it's a neighborhood nuisance. still ahead at 11:00. east bay teenager now fight to go get his haunted house open in time for halloween. >> plus i-phone torture test. see how the latest version of the smart phone if definds dropping it and much more. >> they don't like what facebook is doing. at the time chancellor complaint to zuckerberg. >> the we track the system that is sending the us clouds. could bring us more than that t.i have details coming up. >> tom here's a look what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel light right after abc 7 at 11:00. >> here's a sample of tonight's show free. >> anything that you like about each other in can you say something nice about each othe ♪my milkface is an elevated state.♪ ♪cinnamon is my soul mate. ♪no debate 'cause it tastes so great.♪ ♪that's why i got milk face. ♪yes, you want it. ♪ the milk tastes oh so sweet.♪ ♪just like heaven between your cheeks.♪ ♪try this technique, put your mouth on fleek.♪ ♪la-la-la-la-la. toxic chemicals

at the l or toll bridge tonight's event is being put on by the lafayette track for gays speakers to the program were flat on the events. >>pam moore: it will go on tonight until 8:00 p.m. also now a live look at manhattan tonight or a tribute in life is eliminating the new york skyline at the side of the world trade center's twin towers all as a tribute to those killed on 911 it was a day full of marbles today from new york to washington d.c. into san sell pennsylvania to all partners as cnn's karen shows us the remembrances. >>reporter: sunrise friday morning an american flag unfurled of the side of the pentagon the starter -- ever members in washington new york and beyond glitter in the morning and got to remember 184 people killed when flight 77 slammed into the same ball 14 years ago if wrong zero in you're in a musical moments of silence will the moment when a force play at the first hour the second plane hit the second tower and one each tower portrays and crumbled to the worm the long summer roll call of the to victim's name in central pennsylvania a bell for the your passeng

i am thrilled there is a lafayette display. i urge you to learn more about this extraordinary character, who was such a hero in our nation's creation. back to the idea of the minuteman myth, the noble idea that part-time soldiers had won americans' freedom -- it was soon carved in stone. why? they are a threat to freedom. thomas jefferson, who was chased out of town by an army when the militia would not stand up for him, said in the same year that the army and navy would lead to a military expense, making the european laborer go supperless to bed. he did not want to pay for an army. these men had seen what kings could do. they knew the history of rome and what an ambitious leader with an army could do. their mistrust emerged throughout the revolution in ways that the men who fought were treated both after the revolution and its aftermath. in 1783, as the british are getting ready to leave, officers in newburgh are unhappy. they have not gotten paid, have not gotten the pensions. to washington's credit, he goes up to newburgh an

in lafayette, abc 7 news. >> if well some think it's fun. others think it's a neighborhood nuisance. still ahead at 11:00. east bay teenager now fight to go get his haunted house open in time for halloween. >> plus i-phone torture test. see how the latest version of the smart phone if definds dropping it and much more. >> they don't like what facebook is doing. at the time chancellor complaint to zuckerberg. >> the we track the system that is sending the us clouds. could bring us more than that t.i have details coming up. >> tom here's a look what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel light right after abc 7 at 11:00. >> here's a sample of tonight's show free. >> anything that you like about each other in can you say each other in can you say something nice about each othe . >> the good intention of teenager boy are stirring things up inal pwaechbility all he wanted to do was to make a difference this halloween. now as alan explains, his neighbors are making a fuss. >> if except this cheap halloween store made by me with. >> over the past 2 ye

but one group is taking a new tact at creating more housing kron 4's dan kerman is live in lafayetten dan 6pkg >> reporter: to the suburbs ideas while some cities building more housing suburbs if the smaller cities are on the bay area not doing their part for the ibf the file suit against themwe've seen protests like these over tenent evictions and the lack of affordable housing but now a new approach sue the suburbs a joke? not by a long shot suburbs" we are very serious, this is no joke brian hanlon is with the california renters legal advocacy and education fund sot for decades now the suburbs have been underbuilding housing they've tried to maintain a single family character and in doing so they have drastically increased the price of current housing and have just made it unaffordable to all but the wealthy to move in now hanlon's group plans to sue various bay area cities to get them to build more housing first stop, the city of lafayette. this parcel off deer hill road originally called for than 300 moderate income units public outcry caused the developer to reconfigure the pro

the short answer is that lafayette has better p.r. people. the long answer has to do with the fact that lafayette was the have, isngton does not a young, enthusiastic noblemen whom it is, around easier to coalesce. important to understand is that -- i am not , youto quote -- in america onel to fawn over every col who used to be a shoemaker. and this is a quote to the honor tte, thatia -- lafaye he has been able to ingratiate himself with the americans. they have more respect. tried very hard to act like an american officer would with thes he could rest of the officer corps, something that was very hard, apparently, for many officers in rochambeau's army. myth grew around him. frenchman in the united states. that is the only explanation i have. you? >> how many fresh troops were lost at yorktown. and 300.etween 250 more lose their lives in the battle of the saints. , more have served than were killed in battle here. consequences are much more important. the number of deaths is not that big. one more question? >> yes. you mentioned that the num

in lafayette, abc 7 news. >> if well some think it's fun. others think it's a neighborhood nuisance. still ahead at 11:00. east bay teenager now fight to go get his haunted house open in time for halloween. >> plus i-phone torture test. see how the latest version of the smart phone if definds dropping it and much more. >> they don't like what facebook is doing. at the time chancellor complaint to zuckerberg. >> the we track the system that is sending the us clouds. could bring us more than that t.i have details coming up. >> tom here's a look what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel light right after abc 7 at 11:00. >> here's a sample of tonight's show free. >> anything that you like about each other in can you say something nice about each other my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit th

. >>> a major milestone for a man in lafayette, what he accomplished in yosemite. >>> the search for animals on the loose in lake county. how people are coming together to help animals that couldn't be evacuated. . >>> many people forced in the home by the fire and the have time to get their animals to safety. pg&e workers discovered these animals still penned up. during a work break they brought them water and apples. other animals are getting help from organized rescue work. volunteers are taking food and water to areas where pets and livestock may be hiding. they are mostly scared and hungry, they can't count on animals and happy to see them. >> every place we get is one more animal that will see it through another day. it's a great thing, every house we finish, yeah. >> some of the animals are hurt, he was hurt jumping a fence to escape the flames. rescue will look for injured and distressed animals for as long as people are forced to stay out of the fire zone. many people are looking for places where they and animals can stay. the r ranch by the lake is a private ranch with a ca

. >>> new at 11, at least 6 vatters at the lafayette art, wine with and music festival were taken to the hospital today. our meteorologist brian van aiken says temperatures reached 90 degrees in the lafayette area. >>> wildfires in the valley fire has been voting now for a week. it's 50 polk county contained tonight. 585 homes have been destroyed, as well as hundred of other structures. 3 people have been killed. wasp week after the town of middleton was evacuated, people came back home. now the community is returning. you have a to have a pink pass goat back through the check point. after a week of wandering, evacuees were anxious -- after a week of wondering, i advantage yeas were anxious to see what was left behind. >> can you see anything that can be imagined. >> cal fire sifted through that ash. the valley fire is at 50 president containment. they're battling the blaze. the cause still under investigation. >>> as the evacuees do move back into their home, jeff kearns was still there. >> reporter: as firefighters going get full contain the on the valley tbiesh lake county officia

heinemann approves plans to various bay area cities to vote build more housing and city of lafayette sent this letter to the city about this far sell-off here on the road version like call for more the three injured moderate-income units for outcry caused the developer agrees to treat the product of 44 single family homes and fm the park. >> reporter: manager agrees to the house that the housing shortage in this city but says the location just as important as the as themselves. "it should be out next to for what mrs. of the bar stationed outside where. the proud >> reporter: economic construction and the steps from lafayette bart station downtown 50 percent of the units will be considered affordable. >> reporter: officials expected to give final reproval for the housing development on your fill road/ >> pam: less holiday of the summer season is here whether or about a warm-up just a tiny brand is and whether such a tight with the beat of a holiday weekend. >> reporter: we are looking at warm weather brought lots of sunshine for our holiday right now of the golden gate bridge clear sk

the lafayette arts and wine festival. art, homemade crafts.yette from 10:00 until 6:00 and admission is free. beest ndwi?bwafootng yodo. 'cau it'all outyourhoic ofresh bak bre. tendereatsmeltchees, and evythi in twee the hacrafd suay ftlon it'sot yr na allver . >>> we are back on kron4 new weekend. we take this live look outside. plenty of sunshine in the east bay and meteorologist annie han to talk about sunday morning forecast and annie, summer is going out real strong and scorching isn't it? >> yes. i think the positive way to look at this is our days are numbered to get really hot days like this. maybe we'll try to enjoy it. we are entered into fall in a coml days here. you can see we have clear skies this morning. it is mild out there. oakland, good morning to you. you're at 63 degrees right now. 73 by 10:00 this morning. already mid-80s expected for lunchtime today. you got plans after church a warm brunch out. there temperatures warming up to the mid-90s between 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. look for a light northwesterly breeze. f

he just retired from the high school in lafayette in june. he taught english for 25 years. police say the crime happened inside his walnut creek home. that is where they say they found files of child importantgraphy stored on the computer. news of the arrest spread quickly on the campus where students had given marshall pfeiffer high ratings. >> i am surprised. you like to thing it will not happen in your community. >> i am sure the school district doesn't have anything to do with its because they cannot monitor people 24 hours a day but it is disturbing certainly. >> police arrested marshall pfeiffer at his home yesterday morning and say he is being cooperative. anyone with any relevant information to the case should call the school district or the police department. if convicted, he would face a maximum of three years in prison. >> the family of kate steinle is ready to go to court to force the state and federal government to change how they handle illegal immigrants accused of crimes visiting pier 14 pausing with flowers left at the spot where now worries were left. fran

saturday, kids attending a permitted event in lafayette square were impacted by these policies. >> we were thrown to the curb, basically. 7 news attended the event, which included speeches by kids battling cancer. >> this last year and a half has been a living hell. jay: about an hour before the president left and until he returned, the secret service kicked them out of the park. >> we were told we needed to leave. it's like our kids are not that them. hours, the kids and their parents, despite being held back by fencing, marshaled on. gates keeping us out, but it will not stop us. jay: before leaving, they raised their candles. it's hard to say anybody inside was watching. askedon after abc 7 news the secret service would happen, the director called. he offered a heartfelt apology and said they could have done things different look, they should have, and they will have an internal review. jay: they say that they plan on a do over. they want to have an event here in mid-october. and get this, they will invite the obamas and the head of the secret service. jay korff, abc 7 news. leon:

. >>> there is a ceremony going on right now in lafayette. >> reporter: katie?rter: good evening, the ceremony is going on right now. we're located at old tunnel road. you can see the flags on the overpass which spans over highway 24. so many commuters are able to see this display of honor and the patriotism is evident across the bay area. the squeak of the flagpole. the boom of a bell. sounds that still happen with the first responders some 14 years after the september 11th terrorist attacks. >> you know, the emotion comes back all of these years later. it's something that i think we'll draw on for the rest of or lives. >> many bay area departments sent crews to help with the search. >> our departments sent people to go help with the funerals because there were so many of them and there were not enough people to go to them. >> it's the families. >> bonnie knows well. she lived in pleasanton but comes from a long line of new york firefighters, including her father. a fire chief. >> we lost many family and friends. one i'm thinking in specifically, lost both sons

to the arts and wine festival in lafayette because people there have suffered from heat stroke. we'll have more information and bring it to you from our news room. >>> finally allowed to go back home. today, some of those who live in middleton, one of the hardest hit areas of the valley fire get a look at the damage. >> and it is devastating. close to 600 homes gone. some areas heavily damaged. overnight, the valley fire grew a bit. now it's more than 74,000 acres. the firefighters are making progress, as well. it is now 40% contained. >> as i mentioned, some who live in middleton have been evacuated from their homes, evacuation orders have been lifted from james springs and now stories are developing at this hour. tonight, we do have team coverage. >>> meteorologist rob mayeda standing by with how wind and heat can hurt the firefighting effort. first, pete has more on the story. >> reporter: yes, you know, it's been a very emotional day for the valley fire evacuees, finally getting a chance to go back home. here we are at tubs lane, where they will head back home to middleton,

n nbc's barry mcsweeney is live in lafayette closer one of the killer bee locations. >> yeah. one of three locations where the killer bees have been found. experts will tell you, these attacks are rare, but they do happen and there's a reason they call them killer bees. their sting is no more lethal. their behavior usually no more aggressive than the european honey bee relatives. but africanized killer bees, on occasion, do kill. the problem arises if you disturb a hive or a nest, in which case the -- they're easier to disturb and much more aggressive and persistent when disturbed. >> and now professor kohn and fellow researchers have found killer bees have moved up from the southern bay area up into lafayette. >> doesn't sound like a good thing, for sure. >> last month, a man was killed by swarming bees in southern california. there are periodic reports of pets or live stol stock being killed. >> my grandchildren around. my son lifs down the block with his little girl. so i assume if we saw something that looked like a nest, we would notify somebody. >> if swarmed, professor

researchers found the africanized breed in lafayette. emily, how are people feeling out there and you as well? >> i feel perfectly safe. i'm not worried about it at all. but it depends on who you talk to. parents might be a little worked up over it but experts say this is not a reason to keep your kid home from soccer practice. keep calm and keep away from all those africanized bees. >> reporter: there's been hype over killer bees for decades. but this is hyperbole. except now africanized bees are actually here in the bay area and they're in catherine's neighborhood. >> when they said lafayette my ears perked up and i said oh, boy, because i have a lot of citrus and blossoms in my backyard. >> reporter: uc san diego researchers discovered the bees and say there are likely several hives. but locals shouldn't batten down the hatches in response. africanized bees are only more of a problem than the normal ones when they're provoked. >> africanized bees are more aggressive than our normal bees. they also tend to swarm more often. >> reporter

lafayette, 96. arinda, 84 degrees. down in the south bay, also in the triple digits. currently, we're getting a reading of 104 degrees in san martin. 100 in santa teresa, and 98 degrees in campbell. up towards san francisco, numbers are gradually dropping the closer you get to the coastline. you can see 70 in forest hill while we're experiencing 78 in the mission. we're tracking that fog at the coastline and let you know how much this drops temperatures tomorrow coming up in about 15 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. >> you can track the heat in your neighborhood 24 hours a day with our nbc bay area app. click on the weather on the drop down menu for the latest forecast. >> the heat is also an issue for the firefight. the latest numbers from the valley fire. 70% containment, in all, nearly 76,000 acres have been burned. the number of homes destroyed continues to get bigger. the latest count, 1,050 homes destroyed. marianne is in middletown. just a few minutes ago, hundreds of people were allowed back in to view their property. >> that's true, raj. just now, cal fire is all

researchers found them last year near lafayette and just identified them as africanized honeybees. even so, kpix 5's emily turner found out killer bees and people can get along. >> this is extreme video from elsewhere in california. but the subject matter, africanized bees, have now made it up here to the bay area. >> sounds like an alfred hitchcock special, doesn't it? like the birds. >> reporter: experts say don't let your imagination go here. >> when they said lafayette my ears perked up because i have a lot of citrus and blossoms in my backyard. >> reporter: researchers discovered the bees and say there are likely several hives but locals shouldn't batten down the hatches in response. africanized bees are only more of a problem than the normal ones when they're provoked. >> africanized bees are more aggressive than our normal bees. they also tend to swarm more often. >> reporter: that's why catherine made sure she knows what to do if she has a run-in with them. leave them alone. >> i'm concerned, but i heard also on the radio that you don't confront them, you don't disturb them

chip reid, cbs news, west lafayette, indiana. >> quijano: clarity of vision.s the "cbs evening news" on this labor day. for scott pelley, i'm elaine quijano, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00, it is slow going for dc area residents trying to get back from the beach this labor day. >> here's a look at the long line of drivers making their way west. maryland transportation authority tweeted traffic is backed up 10 miles. it's still better than the 23-mile bumper to bumper jam a couple hours ago. that's a mess there. thanks for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> just thinking about it makes us feel for them. i'm lesli foster. tomorrow shouldn't be that bad but it's still called terrible traffic tuesday. hank explains why it could be even worse this year in fairfax county. >> reporter: it's really quiet here now, but when you think about it, everybody is back to school tomorrow. everybody is back to work. with the school opening just a little bit later than usually, it's

if you're already thinking about the weekend, lafayette art and wine festival, great thing to do. 10:a.m. saturday, 79 degrees. 5:00 p.m., 94. yes, it gets hotter this weekend but i'm giving you the heads-up to find some way to stay cool. >> thank you for joining us here at 5:00. >>> tonight, game changer? front-runner donald trump gets piled on while carly fiorina breaks out from the pack. questions about whether some of the truth got lost in all the attacks. >>> money talks. major decision on interest rates. the fed fearing a volatile world economy, the impact on everything from your mortgage to your retirement account. >>> deadly quake. cameras catch the moment a monster earthquake shook chile. more than a million evacuated. the force so massive, it triggered tsunami waves rippling up the pacific to the u.s. >>> going haywire. a massive system failure grounds hundreds of flights. passengers furious over delays and a

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chris lane said the lafayette art wine festival is this weekend. we haven't talked about it much.this weekend. saturday and sunday. i looked it up and it looks fun >> you said you went there. >> i have been to one of those in the past. it's going to be warm >> it's going to be a hot weekend >> in between the wine make sure you drink the water to stay hydrated >>> a live look over the lafayette area. 20 of blue sky and sunshine. temperatures warmer by several degrees and we are going warmer as we get into the bay area weekend here is the comparison. 4 degrees warmer. 80 degrees in san jose, yesterday you were 75. here's a better look. 86 in fairfield. 88 in livermore. by tomorrow you will hit 90 673 and half moon bay still 66 outside your door. relatively mild and fight along the coastline with plenty of sunshine as well. let's shift inland and look at the warmer numbers. 87 at pittsburgh as well as antioch and low '80s in antioch. 85 for black hawk. as we get into your weekend warm to hot on saturday. sundays going to be the hottest day and hour inland communities will be baking.

in central pennsylvania people also gathered to remember the attack here is a live look down from lafayette a candlelight vigil to remember the libel laws on 911 wrapped in up to nice event was organized by the law to get flagged the speakers reflected on the events and 14 years ago. >>reporter: this is the bench to commemorate the market being him if he was one of the man who of bring flight 93 to the ground and a documentary promises to show you the story you have not heard time has done little she's told the story, as times if the story of how her son mark bingham as a hero he called mental was happening and then the phone went dead he realize flight 93 was hijacked on september 11th he band together with other passengers to take back the plane his story is memorialized in this bench but a new documentary is sharing the story of the low scuttles natives you have not heard of from love and run the player who broke through stereotypes for what he loved and who he loved it will be shown tomorrow night on pbs is a story vestar some models cause high school rugby team and ends with the larges

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chip reid, cbs news, west lafayette, indiana. >> quijano: clarity of vision.s the "cbs evening news" on this labor day. for scott pelley, i'm elaine quijano. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org cyclist gives her side of t story to police. and tonight.. >>> new at 6:00. road rage arrest. a woman whose window was smashed by a cyclist gives her side of the story to police. and tonight we're learning more about the man who wore a nonviolence shirt. >> the family of a bay area man killed in a catalina boat crash speaks out. how they're remembering his passion for helping teens. >> and why did the chicken cross the bay bridge? tonight the real owner is giving us some answers. good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for veronica de la cruz. a biker is under arrest accused of using his lock to smash a driver's window during last month's critical mass protest. kpix 5 cate cauguiran on the key evidence that helped police catch him. >> that would be those videos that those viewers took, the pe

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researchers have found several in lafayette and individually they pose no threat. but in rare instans a disturbed killer beehive can swarm and kill a person or animal. they were found in california back in 1994 but now they've turned up in the bay area for the first time and i have a goose bumps looking at that video. >> all places lafayette? killer bees? that's a little weird. >> i noticed the bee outside my house on sunday. i'm starting to think now. >> might be a regular bee. >> actually had to call somebody and come in and remove a couple of wasps' nexts inside my house. i thought they were in the walls which is kind of creepy but no the nests were like underneath the window. >> but they're gone. >> we have lot of vermins because of the drought. a lot of buzz about the vermins and very dry conditions. good morning everyone. today, we're actually picking up a little bit of light drizzle along the immediate seashore all because of the return of the enhanced marine layer. that's the scene at the transamerica building but right now temperature-wise 52 degrees, that

. >> reporter: higgins is the host of a weekly crimestoppers segment for a local newscast out of lafayetteana. he often stands at crime scenes, mixing humor with tough talk, urging criminals to turn themselves in. >> if you're one of these idiots, pay attention, son. try to focus and listen to your elder. >> reporter: these segments, seen locally by an audience of 90,000, now reach millions on the internet. >> look at me, son. i'm talking to you. >> reporter: more than five million people have seen this segment that made him a social media superstar. >> we're going to identify you, arrest you and put you in a small cell. after that, i'm going to have a cheeseburger here with fries and a coke and leave a nice tip for the waitress. meanwhile, your next meal will be served through a small hole in a cell door. >> reporter: his wild west lawman approach has convinced nine people to surrender. >> at only 20 years old, he's certainly on the wrong path. >> reporter: this one was directed at 20-year-old chance carroll, a father of two. why did you decide to turn yourself in? >> so i can give me kid

lafayette is at 65. san ramon is 62. newark and cupertino at 65 and alameda is 68.edwood city is 69 and san jose is 68. 280 at 17 under the clear skies and 68 degrees. now, what will happen moving forward. hot away from the coast and bay sure today. heat wave briefly breaks tomorrow and it is warmer on thursday and friday and the weekend will not be so hot. the winds still justand conquer at -- the 92. and millbrae is 96. low-to-mid 50s for the rest of the peninsula and language cost, 74 at half moon bay and pacifica at 80 for warm spot, mid-to-upper 70s sunset and daly city and mid-to-upper 80s for downtown and south san francisco and sausalito a far cry from the my 90s yesterday. the mid-90 stay locked and the north bay valley and even 97 in novato, and vallejo is the cool spot at 91 until the coast at low-to-mid 70s and mid-80s to low 90 along the east bay shore and oakland is 87 to new action at 91 and castro valley is 93 and all the sheet gathering and 100-degree heat inland east bay, antioch and brentwood and livermore and walnut creek. tonight is cooler and t

on highway 24 it is clear through lafayette and orinda.g 680 southbound from walnut creek to dublin at 15 minutes and 101 southbound from santa rosa to san francisco at 55 minutes and through the santa cruz mountains northbound is minutes. >> 5:55, archaeologists in the united kingdom discovered hidden remains of a stone monument that could dwarf stone hedge. the 90 stone structure was found buried under a grassy bank less than two miles from stone hench. archaeologists say it likely dates back to 4,500 years ago. >> oakland man claims ownership of a chicken that stopped traffic on the bay bridge. it was caught sat the toll plaza after causing a come most, one of two chickens going to the edible school yard in oakland. a contractor was donating they will stopping off at a work site and both chickens escaped the other has not been seen. he has prove the chick bees belong to him and it is still going to the edible school yard to teach children about guardens and animals. >> your chance to witness left and what you need to do this morning to

it's a nice clear view from the marquis de lafayette hotel.'s the view from cape may this morning, into the lower 80s for the shore with plenty of sunshine. inland, a bit of sunshine and the fog will disappear. but at this hour, it's going nowhe nowhere. coatesville zero visibility. doylestown, two-mile visibility. toms river, one-mile visibility. not an issue for south jersey or delaware this morning. it's in the clear. stand by, the fog will disappear, sunshine will be bright, satellite shows a few high clouds to the south. that's where they'll stay today. the temperatures will be climbing. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast, 88 degrees for camel back. 90 in fleetwood. bethlehem, topping out at 89 degrees this afternoon. morristown, bordentown at 91 and 90 degrees for king of prussia. at the shore, look at that, sunshine, doesn't that look nice. 82 for rehoboth beach and 84 for avalon. smyrna is up to 88 degrees. malvern 90 degrees and 89 for wilmington this afternoon. hotter weather is ahead, the seven-day forecast, i'll show you how lon

lafayette is, too, is 56. walnut creek is 54. san francisco is 58. oakland is 56. also, around 56 degrees. in san rafael you can see how highly localized the fog is, in the napa valley, and san francisco tops out at 73 and peninsula at 80 and south bay, 82, and east bay 81, inland east bay 88 and north bay, 83, total sunshine, as cool as it gets. check out the temperatures sunday and that is the best chance of setting a record. san francisco, 84, being conservative and peninsula is 94 and south bay is 99, and same in the east bay, inland east bay, 102 and the north bay, 97. be careful this wreck. and this morning, any issues on the drives? >>> we have had a couple of issues. look at this, our spider trend is back, the camera, the original web camera at the bay bridge toll plaza with metering lights turned on and traffic is stacked up into the macarthur maze. a couple of problem spots to be worried about, and this was an early accident now cleared and i am not looking at any slow traffic but it is off to the right shoulder, a big rig and a car mixed it up north 101

lafayette into orinda, all at top speed and no problems. in novato, though, we have an accident southbound side where we have a solo spinout with the car face the wrong way. as you can see, plenty of green and no slow downs. >> wall street hopes to reverse last month's huge losses. here is america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's minute hoping to recoup the lost on wall street, worried about the chinese economy and the interest rate. analysts expect september to be stormy were. >> labor day travel efforts will see falling gas prices and the average price a gallon is $2.51. >> thank you is down 13 cents from last week and nearly a dollar cheaper than this time last year. >> finally, another change at mcdonald's and this is coming to the egg mcmuffin. the lick red margarine used to make the sandwich is now replaced by real butter. imagine that, real stuff, real butter. switch is made in other give bread product. >> cannot believe it was not butter. >> have a great day. >> have a great day. >> the real thing is back. >> carpe

. >> hokey fans making the trip to west lafayette. this was just the kind of game frank beemer loves. loses the football. clark mix it up and takes it to the end zone. hokies 10-0 lead. virginia tech, takes it in for the touchdown. 51-24. to charlottesville. a pretty catch back in the end zone. virginia takes a lead. the junior running back has space. 80 yard touchdown run. virginia survives. to annapolis. dean an reynolds loving his new confence. takes it in from two yards out. nauert quarter, more reynolds. this time 17 yard touchdown run. five tds on the game. they win it. jordan zimmermann, bases loaded jam and seven strikeouts. bryce harper hoping to find the national league mvp. monster two-run shot to right. nationals beat the marlins. with the mets loss, that's seven games back in the n.l. east. davis on second base. jones at the plate. jones rips the ball to right center. that proved to be the winner. a big congratulations to the orioles you a fill@for winning the eastern heeg championship. >> that's great. >> keep winning. a

at fairly high speed, all the way out of the building through the top gates and then we stayed at lafayettess the street and now we have been moved from there a block or so away. the offices along jackson place, which are across the street from the white house and adjacent to lafayette park, also has been evacuated, and in the most surreal of this morning's scenes here at the white house, a white plane, a very big jet, was flying an unusual pattern near the white house over lafayette park and very slowly and made one circle, and then we have not seen it since. there was a lot of concern about what that plane might be, but again, it is only speculation, but most people say that since flights have been cleared from u.s. air space, and it was a totally white plane and looked unusual to all of us, that it was a government plane of some kind. >> we should point out that we are looking at pictures as you speak, bob, of the world trade center, because all of the camera crews have been evacuated from the white house as well. when do you expect president bush to arrive there, bob? >> reporter: well,

i went to the to the lafayette art festival. i could only last an hour.the bottled water over my head. >> one of those weekend. >> the good news is we have natural relief on the way. we are get getting significant cooling by tomorrow. hang in there one more day. a live look outside. you may not even need knead a jacket. san francisco 69. temperatures hovering near 70 degrees. a good indication it's going to be hot today. here's an hour-by-hour in san francisco. sunshine today. topping near 80 degrees details on the coveted cool down. first a chosening road ways. >> we're going to start in san francisco where the chp issued a sigalert. this where we have that accident. southbound 101 a beyond 280 blocking a pair of lanes. traffic slow about a half mile. continue to use the 280 extension. problems for the san ramon valley. a multicar crash involving a motorcycle and big rig. only one lane of traffic open. chp issued a traffic alert as well. west 580 approaching the alt mon pass. >>> this afternoon both sides arguing over a plan to export coal out of the por

they didn't even know what a toyota was in lafayette, indiana. at that time.w i've got three toyota stores and two lexus stores and 24 other stores. but toyota was my first store. and we had some amenities like this in the toyota store in lafayette as well. but toyota brought me where i am today. >> okay. >> so i thought i owed it to toyota and to lexus. of course lexus is toyota. and i opened it to that company to do the best for them because they did excellent for me. >> kayla? >> bob, this is kayla tauschi. i'm just wondering, the more time your customers spend putting or watching a movie, the less time they're looking at your cars. how do you keep them focused on the product you're trying to sell? >> well, first we sell them the car. we just show them the amenities. we've got a map we give them when they come in of all the amenities. >> all this could be yours. >> yeah. and then we sell them the car. and then we let them play with the amenities. but the thing is with an automobile dealer the thing that really bothers the customer when they come in for serv

>> in louisiana, lafayette. >> if you ate sushi in lafayette, you ate the wrong thing. most i rode in a day, i rode 17, and that's a lot of horses. >> get sore anymore? >> i stay soar. i don't know what it feels like to not be sore? >> how many bones you break? >> six, and i have been lucky, i have had more concussions than broken bones. >> last week, i cracked my helmet -- >> i am not worried about the helmet, i'm worried about your head. >> i was fine after about an hour. >> how many do you weigh? >> 115. >> how often do you weigh yourself? >> about ten times a day. i think that's my job, and my job is not eating, and i ride horses for fun. >> let's see what you weigh? >> i'm thick. i got a -- well. oh, that can't be right. your scale is broken. >> that's what i tell them everyday. >> no way i way 227. that's impossible. so i am not going to make it out on the track anytime soon, but there's a way i can get the feel of what it takes to run for the roses. >> this is the exerciser. >> how does it work? >> just get on, and put your toes in the stirups, and you grab your

law --yette mug lafayette mclaw's daughter. he actually has the silver in a bank vault in the bank of manila , where it survives the war. it is still part of the family to this day. an interesting footnote for you. came in late march and early april of 1942 is commander , 76,000 americans and filipinos holding the peninsula at the mouth of manila bay. they are down to rations. combat effective at this point. that is somebody who can get out of a foxhole, 125 yards, and fire. april.arly lastese launch their attack. fightingeral days of on april 6, the last american lines have been broken. all reserves are in. the japanese advance down the eastern coast. they have about 10 miles to go. king is committing all reinforcements. king is not a complete reactor at this moment. lee has an independence of action. served onainwright the mississippi river during the running of new orleans and died in 1863. his maternal grandfather was the chief of the staff of the army at mathematics, and was the guy who designed the swamp angel outside of

he recently retired after teaching at a high school in lafayette. >> a hearing scheduled at 1:30 for the man charged with kill morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. investigators have forensic linking torres to her disappearance

mid-90s in lafayette. cxsgsufitis really hard to escape the heat this afternoon.ll go until about 7:00 for the entire bay area with the exception of fairfield as well as valejo and all these small communities in between. the national weather service wants everybody to be aware of how hot it is out there. it's just above that level to where if you're very sensitive to the low-level ozone pollution as a result of the hot weather and emissions, this includes you. tomorrow morning we're going to start out relatively cool. we'll have temperatures in the mid-50s in areas like santa rosa. low 60s for valejo. 64 redwood city. 61 as we slide a little bit farther south into morgan hill. afternoon highs for tomorrow, we're going to add a few more areas into the century mark. 101 for sonoma tomorrow. 101 expected for napa. even around the water, another hot day. the inner east bay looking at 104 in danville. hotter spots, 106 for livermore. 104 morgan hill. 108 in the forecast there. along the peninsula, 99 expected for you. 99 redwood city. back in the low 90s for san franci

. >>> the bay area's current heat wave had a big effect on the lafayette wine festival. six people had to go to the hospital for heat exhaustion. there were no reports of heat related illness yesterday pitches there saturday. we stay there had for an hour because it was way too hot. >> i was at the giants game. after buster hit a three-run homer it was time to leave. >> especially folks in the bay area who are not used to this. if you live inland you you have air-conditioning. a loft us don't. the -- a lot of us don't. we are going to get relief but not today. it's going to be warm again today. here's a look outside now. skies once again. we're off to a warm start. 07 degrees now. oakland. san francisco. upper 60s elsewhere. 58 the cool spot in santa rosa. heat advisory away from the coast and bay. 90s to principleal digits -- triple digits. high pressure though giving away way this is good for those tired of the heat. a big cool down on the way. mild temperatures. seasonal fall temperatures by the first day of fall on wednesday. what to expected as you head out the door

we look at highway 24, it looks good from laugh yet -- lafayette. this is the san mateo bridge, that is off to a good start, traffic looks nice. it is very cool, did i say cool? , nice drive. i'm thinking of the cool weather we're going to talk about. this is the bay bridge toll plaza and everything is nice. let's bring steve in here. it's going to be cooler. >> cooler, someone familiar with san francisco, sal. cooler. the greatest number of records for one calendar months. the low hardly ever got below 60. people say it stays warm. that august beared that out. >> it did. we have a cooler condition. putting all this information together. michael who's aces in san francisco. 16 records in san francisco for august. one record high and 15 high record minimums and second record august. there's so many information. low clouds on the way. 50s and 60s, a lot of the temperature inside the bay are 70 to 75, really warm, the lows, that's why they are around the 60s. palo alto one of the few. 60s for many, the highs have been running above average as well, the

in lafayette, in orinda it's not bad here. also taking a look at the bay bridge. we have stop and go traffic here. about a 20-25 minute delay before you make it on to the bridge. stop and go traffic in livermore as you drive. at 6:17 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. good morning everyone. a lot of cloud cover over us. any rain out of this? probably not here. maybe south. up in the sierra it's possible. yosemite possible. cooler is the main message for us here as the on shore breeze that is a westerly component. and the clouds low clouds and higher clouds are all paying a visit here. and the temperatures have finally started to come down for inland areas. took a long, long time. 50s and 60s. 60 seems rather popular there. hayward and fremont. palo alto. mountain view. san jose 60. napa at 53. one of the coolest around 58, 59, 60. 23 gusts to 51. west at oakland. west, southwest concord. a lot of that crowd cover coming up from the west, southwest. funneling around one low there. that will be here late wednesday and thursday. the cloud cover is over us and it'